National Association of Educational Broadcasters
1936 CONVENTION
Madison, Wisconsin
August 17 - 18
Headquarters: Radio Hall (WHA), University of Wisconsin
Program Schedule — (Details Later)
Monday, 17
9:00 - REGISTRATIONS
10:00 - OPENING SESSION - GENERAL
2:03 - national radio aspects
6:00 - BANQUET
7:30 - LAKE MEN DOT A CRUISE
Tuesday, Jw Ay 18
9:00 - STATION PROGRESS SESSION *
11:00 - BUSINESS MEETING (CLOSED)
1:30 - RECORDING CLINIC
(Demonstrations, auditing)
4:30 - ADJOURNMENT
* A report will be called for from each member station. Represen¬
tatives present will speak for their stations outlining the work of the
station, citing highlights, and, Indicating prospects for future growth.
TEN MINUTE MAXIMUM TIME . Stations not represented at the meeting are as!
to write their reports (from 500 to 1000 words) and send them to the
Secretary. PLEASE MAKE REPORTS CONFORM TO THE TIME LIMIT I
- Suggestions -
Another Convention - The American Association of agricultural College
Editors holds its annual convention in Madison on August 18-19-20.
Perhaps some cooperative plan of representation can be arranged
where institutions are interested in both organizations and could not
otherwise participate.
Program - Program details have not been definite3.y set. While we will
deal primarily with very practical problems certain prominent per¬
sons are expected to be included in the program. Surprises may be
expected! Don’t miss them!
Rooms - Arrangements have been made with the University Club for rooms
for men. A special rate of $1.00 per person per night for single
beds has been secured. Women alone and married couples will find,
rooms in a residence hall at the same rate. Both places are within
two blocks of Radio Hall. Write the Secretary for reservations.
Entertainment - Plenty of it at hand. Except for the Monday night boat
trip everyone will choose recreation to suit his own tastes. Boat¬
ing, bathing, fishing, sight-seeing, tennis, golf, dancing, and
plenty of other diversions are at hand. To do all these things you’d
better come early and stay late, because our two convention days
are rather busy ones.
Information - Write Harold *>. Engel, Exec. Secy., Radio Hall, Madison
WE’LL MEET YOU IN MADISON
Scanned from the National Association of Educational Broadcasters Records
at the Wisconsin Historical Society as part of
"Unlocking the Airwaves: Revitalizing an Early Public and Educational Radio Collection."
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